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Sir ·William • Rl,ttitt W. t:reen/idil Som;Arch;Soc.1883· GENEALOGY OF THE SOMERSETSHIRE FAMILY OF -rrtrt, fRAC.E;D IN AN UNBROKEN LINE FROl'.1 THE REIGN OF THE CONFESSOR, TO ITS EXTINCTION IN THE REIGN OF KING HENRY V., COMPILED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS AND OTHER AUTHENTIC SOURCES, WITH NOTES AND REFERENCES, BY B. W. GREENFIELD,4•. BARRISTER AT LAW. 1883 ~aunt on: PRINTED BY J. F. HAMMOND, 6 7 HIGH STREET WITH ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS BY DOUGLAS MERRITT NEW YORK 1914 ' -~ ___ ~eeJJig:rrt of ~ertet of {iflttiet anb \j ~e$tercomtet -- (to. -~oiner~~t~ -- an'/0: of <ta1,tle~<~arlton ============================~====;!=.,=======================:::l~-,:=' ====================::====:::::;::; eallnotb, an Anglo Than~ of Somerset, Dapzfer, under the Confessor= rllc'.3 and Stall,r uadonho Ccnq"'"'• ob. ,068 I, I • . I tl : Warllihg .fil Elnodi, 'de Men·et;' !084-!r40. Held six manors m= !1 Somerset in capite, Justice Itinerant in rog6 (2) - I H i ,micbo,..l-a)l-fi-t3_W_a_rll(-in-)tt-,-, _d_e_M.-er-z-.e-t.-. 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(~: ..... ----__.;._---'--------------i4.-- 24 M flda1 livino-=:J!oJn de Meri et na• 124· 2· Jid homage 15 Nov. 1263; receh·ed possession of= w. Ela, ~a . do.wer in May, 1285 (Io); :married· 217 ·Roger Basset ~imtn bi: ~etitt, held lands in llrompton Rauf~ and · Lucy, daughter of William; M~llet=24 h. Thomas de Tymineworth ~£"Bratton a • "' • •· • • , 127·· ob 1284-· (10) · · - . and was Ji • mg m 1302 (II) • b S D b · "-~ ( 1268, 1st w. (9). Castle-Carlton, Co. Lmcolr• '' · ' . - . -. l ~ . r-----------·----, Hundred of Carhampton, Somerset, in 1276 (-~1) living.in 131_4; o • ante 1325 (32) t, Mary,_ evon; o • cir. 1--;v 32) .,, .... d M . '.J- •· • ,J ,-r . t • -d f C . •1 Carlton, nat.=Margery, living .a• widow in i•t w. l\Jary, dau. & coh. of William de Mobum=Sir 5lobn de Meriet kt. ;Le Neveu• ;•=Elizab~ th :d f Ph"] -p· ·1· p , ; C . b Walter de M·er1·et, cler1·c·. John de Berkely of__ · Dursley=Haw1sia. de_ Tymmeworth .,.n.,n e, enet, cwm.n.,s ue .,.erze, an o as,.e o8 (IZ) I .3, 6 d 1_29 ,.13, (i-) - nat IS! Dec 1232. m r ci c I"-~ b . - f H t b b - b , §le , w, ow o 1 .- m ip ayne. o. om e • Aprilr276;hadliveryonproofofage1297;ob.1? , .'·an_-' • 1 ' .. ·.·~-·• ' a~ ra -;v;o.circa · 0 esercom e;o .l'e · 1327 Paynf__,eJ;m.2'.Y""'•13o6; Kaynes, Dors. nat; 15 Preb. in.Cathedral of··· ·nat.cir,1292;m.cir1313; ob;ante1325s.p.(32) ii--------------__:__________________ ------'------------------· , .. 1 ¢-33oo, s.p. (33) (34) ob. iSt Nov. 1344 (35) Aug. 12~;ob. May 1299 Wells;ob. 17 May 1345. ob. 10E.ll 1316,s.p. (32) ' ' • 'T' . • 1 w·11· . (36) s. P• (38). .. Joli n de Meriet, son and heir; nat. 6etrge de Meri et of .Meriet and Castle=Isabel, marr. ,circa 1324-5=2d h. ~i_:- Joh7: de" Kiri!:eton ::tt. or - atesna.e, 1 1am, ·_ . r-------------.L---fi-----, /\ 4 ct. 1297; ob. ante 1322, s.p. (r4) Carltonm1324;ob.5Nov.1328(15) j (t5)ob.r369.( 16) ? co.Lmc.;oo.1<..67,s.p.(I7) · 1277, 13°7, I · ; ...................... -----------, John de Meriet of He5tercombe, Sir ~1mon de Merietof Hestercombe kt. and=Margery, marr. circia 1346;=24 h, Thomas de !_...:...._ ____________-----'-···················-······· ,_ nat. at Michaelmas 13°6; living of other manors and lands as 'heir of bis held Hestercombe and · W elyngton, Sir John Tryvet=Joan, sister of 0 nd 3 kt. of Chilton Sir Matthew 1st w Eleanor dau of John=Sir · j'obn de. Meriet kt.=2a w. Matilda· ob; I I M:arch=SirfTRhodmal~ dhe BW½1ela kt. .Agnes, or Ellen=Sir \Vill am d'Aumarle kt. of Middle in i 33 ; ob. s. p. (37) • uncle Walter in 1345, when he was aged other manors for 1 if e; · . mar. ante • • · . • p a e me 1 ts· marr. de Meriet. _ I Chynr19ck, Some;set, and. \Vode- · f J b d 1· · · b A ·1 · and O t e r - Gournay. Lo rd. Beauchamp . of. semo:; nat. Oct., 1328; m. 1398; bur. at South Pether- ' 8 • I b _u b 30 years and more, bemg son o o n e 1vmg m 1390; _o . ante . pr1 137 2; hampton. Hacche; m. cir. 1345; ob. · - 2 11 circa 1362; ob. at ton; s. p. by zd husband ,cir. l3il; ob. l37 (2I) ury, ·1 evon; nat. 1324 ; 0 • 15. Nov. Meryet, brother of Walter de Meryet, Michaelmas 1393 {40) ob. 4 Aug. ante 1361 ( !8) · Calais 2 Oct., 13~ (19) (20) (21) .--------------'--·---j-----, ·I3 61 • living in 1367; dead in 1372 s. p. (39) 1382. s. p. (41) · k E1· b h ··A 1 · " · H · M t d' A 1 · Sir John MautraversN t.= 1zadI eth a f S":-'.mfi: e, Mc9;,;~rn=2 ,n.ds· 't. 1;m• p.h s•l',1,:- argdare. f ~marhe,Mcou~m=k1rs· Will.· nonville · f H k· .it. 11 ov. an co .o ;r Jonn. eriet ,or ... or 5ut, wy:1:, an con.o 51r 1o n enet t.of Shete, Devon 00 17 ~ 7. '1:1'. 1365; ob. jr. aet. 17 in 1362, m. 2 \Vihs, (23) (28) 1• Jr. (23)(28),aet. 19 in 1362; (23) (24) (28),ob. i4 · 1f1;n:; 3'g1J. _/\ 1387; ob. 15 Oct. 1413 (~Jj i ob. 25th May 1399. Feb. 1407-8. · alic~ be ~met, ob. before her=Sir Tbolnas Tryvet kt=2d w. Eiizabeth, dau. and heir of father circa 1366 S: p. (4:2) nat. 1350; marr. !St in Sir .Phiiip Lyrnbury of Lymbury: or before 1356; ob. 6 Beas; ob. 30 Nov. 1433 s. p. (431 3d w· · · 2'1 w · '- · .. L d C Al.· G I M - · t M. t"ld. Th l M · t El · October 1388 ( 43) st . · . · - . - . ."····· ·. ,,1r eonar arreu- ice= eorge, ene = a I a, o . omas - .ene = eanore; w.Johanna,=Mat1lda, w1d. of Sir Ralph=Sir 51obn de Meriet kt. JUnr.=Ell~abeth, dau. of=,. kt. of st O k e. Tynture ; heir to his before h~r exor, of his m. ante r1\,cir. 1368 Seymour (23) (24), m. 1386 coh. of the !_3e~uchamp~ of Sir Edmund de FI em in g and ob. before mother; will husband ( brother Geo- June i 221 , ob. ante (23); m. 311 cir.. 1397, .Sir Ha;che; heir m rever~ion J\ruu<lel kt. m. , Otery-1\1 oh u n, her hus- dated and buried at .rge's will; liv- _1400, liv- . 1 , Sir William Clinton=Anne Tryvet, aged 7 year~ Joan Tryvet, aged 5 years=John Ward, Esq. 37f s.p. (23) Hugh Cheyne kt. who ob. !O_ Hesterc?mbe o~ extmc- c~rca 1373; ob._ · Devon . nat. 20 band (Z9) · proved 1410, M eriet (29) -ing in 141 8 ing in _ · in Nov. I 388; ob. · ante in Nov. 1388; ob ante · cir. 14o6. leaving he)r snr-- _1Mon (!f the lme of SM1mon dhe c1r8. c Io s e bof April ; 342 ; m. _ob. s. p. {29) · (30) 1418 (3o) _ 1 viving (26) (28) (29 eriet, nat. 24 a re 13 ;; s. p., Y •r 68 . b 1420 s. p. (43) 1420 s. p. (43) Jrryls . t t d ""11·~a--bLb··!Je'~-i~ ls3415e•6;ob.26July1391(23) ~~;)2(2~~sband ·oc~.:16q(2~)· 27 ' . eymour, .con rac e ="" , ... ~•••~., o I . _ _ _ . j m 1~arriage before July child and heir, nat._ 13 · · · · · 1 391 (23) (27) . · Dec. 1386 (23), ob. •m- Sir Thomas Carreu_;ii_··_·__ Lord Carew, Baron of Hydroh, o! Oter_y•M_ ohun an_ d ·Stoke-=Eliz:3-beth Bon ville, 2d daughter; married circa 1390; ~ · fans circa 1395 (28) Fleming; nat. Jui;] 13~; ob; 25 January 1431; .will p_roved at Lambet~ ~24) . 1 will dated 8 Feb, ,1450-1 1 proved at Exeter. · T has been my endeavour to draw up these notes in a I genuine spirit of historical research, basing the statements on the· evidence of authentic records. Beyond tracing out the lineage of the De Meriets to their extinction in the male line, the main objects of pursuit have been, firstly, the separating and ascribing to the right person the several histories of four kinsmen of the same name, viz., Sir John de Meriet kt. of Meriet, John de· Meriet his eldest so~, Sir John de Meriet kt. of Hestercombe, and John de Meriet his eldest son (who all :flourished during the interval between the years 1276 and 1337), and clearing away the difficulties that have surrounded the subject and hitherto bafiled the efforts of previous writers ; and secondly, solving the query, whether the manor of Hestercombe devolved.to the Warre family by heirship and natural descent from,the De Meriets.
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